Remember this?? this is what it looked like at the end of the winter.
A complete pictorial progress report on the state of my garden. I've used lots of these in different blogs about my garden make over but I thought I would try to sort out the photos and get them all into one album, and all in some sort of order..........As progress continues, I will add more.
Just added pictures of the white and blue paint now that it's finished.
wow now you can sit back and be very very proud of yoursel loretta-
ReplyDeletenice grouping!
ReplyDeleteVery nice.
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteyup, what heidi said! well done, you! it's time to sit back, relax and celebrate! ; D
ReplyDeleteWow! Your fence did need painting! I loved your winter garden
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely place to enjoy
ReplyDeleteIt DOES snow in England. LOL
ReplyDeleteThat IS pretty.
ReplyDeleteSnowdrops?
ReplyDeleteThat almost looks like a rosemary. The big one not the daffodil.
ReplyDeleteI have Honeysuckle, just the plain white and yellow, all along my fence and I'm trying to train it to go across the open area on my hill so I don't have to weedeat there.
ReplyDeleteIs this your composter?
ReplyDeleteI adore the frogs!!!
ReplyDeleteYou have such a lovely garden. It shows all the hard work you've put into it.
ReplyDelete"Our England is a garden, and such gardens are not made
ReplyDeleteBy singing: -"Oh, how beautiful!" and sitting in the shade."
~ Rudyard Kipling, "The Glory of the Garden"
Your hard work shows and a lovely effort it is.
Thank you Cille, yes we have snow every year, I live in Scotland and it is roughly the same latitude and similar climate and terraine as Vancouver. Yes they are snowdrops and yes that is rosemary. I love honysuckle too, unfortunatly of the two plants I bought only one survived, I'm not sure why.
ReplyDeleteI like how you are using an old toilet for a growing pot! :)
ReplyDeleteActually this is a really good showcase for all your hard efforts. It's a trophy case of pics. How long before all the work is done?
ReplyDeleteThe rain is delaying me at the moment. All I have left to do is paint the doors and the gates with the gloss paint. I have a few containers to fill, the sink has to be attached to the wall and filled with plants and there is a little masonry painting left to do. Most of that should have been done this week because I am having my granddaughter stay next week The original plan was to finish by this weekend, spend one week with my granddaughter and spend the last two weeks of the holiday relaxing and doing a bit of art work. BUT.. like i said, because of the rain I am behind schedule.
ReplyDeleteI know that feeling, of doing all the hard work and looking forward to the time of completion. One day at a time. Good going, there, Loretta.
ReplyDeleteI really like this shot, it has a kind of optical effect going on in the patterns.
ReplyDeleteAwaiting the warmth of Spring.............
ReplyDeleteNo snow, just snowdrops :-))
ReplyDeleteThe green shoots of Spring :-))
ReplyDeleteI like that pot!!
ReplyDeleteRock garden? LOL.
ReplyDeleteComing along..........
ReplyDeleteIs that a bog-standard layout for a garden? LOL. And I see you have some bottle-brush trees, too!!
ReplyDeleteVery creative.......I like it!!
ReplyDeleteLooks good with all the flowers out.
ReplyDeleteIs this one of the fences you were repainting? I like the idea of blue for fencing.
ReplyDeleteThat's an odd-looking thing.
ReplyDeleteThat daff looks a bit lonesome.
ReplyDelete~tick tock~ I hear summer approaching.......
ReplyDeleteSome little helpers :-))
ReplyDeleteI like how you set the bath to make it into a pond.
ReplyDeleteThe little plastic frogs are a nice touch :-))
ReplyDeleteRibbet!!
ReplyDeleteMore small help!! LOL.
ReplyDeleteLooks great there!!!
ReplyDeleteI love those things (the name eludes me).
ReplyDeleteA fine crop of dandelions :-))
ReplyDeleteyou certainly put in some hard work on this bush/hedge
ReplyDeletereally cute helpers
ReplyDeleteyou have certainly, along with your little helpers, loretta,,put in a lot of hard work towards your garden,,it really looks wonderful,,and i like the blue for the fence
ReplyDeleteGreat picture!
ReplyDeleteAnother really nice picture.
ReplyDeleteI just love your photos - the angles, shapes and colors.
ReplyDeleteIs that a rabbit? In the dandelions up by the top.
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